Rumi: When God decides to humble any sinner proud A demon stirs this last to insult some man of God And he whom God elects to

When God decides to humble any sinner proud A demon stirs this last to insult so — Rumi

When God decides to humble any sinner proud A demon stirs this last to insult some man of God And he whom God elects to cloak where 'tis he halts Has grace bestowed on him to cover others' faults.

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